TITLE
YEAR
IMDB
The General
as Union General
1926
Go West
as Man in Barber Shop (uncredited)
1925
Sherlock Jr.
as Girl's Father / Man on Film Screen
1924
Our Hospitality
as The Engineer
1923
Day Dreams
as The Girl's Father
1922
The Electric House
as Buster's Father in Prologue
1922
The Goat
as Minor Role (uncredited)
1921
Neighbors
as His Father (uncredited)
1920
The Scarecrow
as Farmer (uncredited)
1920
Convict 13
as Prisoner
1920
Good Night, Nurse!
as Man in Bandages
1918
The Bell Boy
as Guest
1918
Out West
as Man on Train
1918
1920s
10 titles
1926
The General
as Union General
1925
Go West
as Man in Barber Shop (uncredited)
1924
Sherlock Jr.
as Girl's Father / Man on Film Screen
1923
Our Hospitality
as The Engineer
1922
Day Dreams
as The Girl's Father
1922
The Electric House
as Buster's Father in Prologue
1921
The Goat
as Minor Role (uncredited)
1920
Neighbors
as His Father (uncredited)
1920
The Scarecrow
as Farmer (uncredited)
1920
Convict 13
as Prisoner
Career
Total Titles
13
Movies
13
TV Shows
0
Career Span
1918 –
1926
Average IMDb
7.3
Most Active Years
1920
3 titles
1918
3 titles
1922
2 titles
1926
1 title
1925
1 title
1924
1 title
1923
1 title
1921
1 title
Top Rated
The General
8.1
Sherlock Jr.
8.1
The Scarecrow
7.8
Our Hospitality
7.7
The Goat
7.7
Lowest Rated
Good Night, Nurse!
6.1
Out West
6.4
The Bell Boy
6.6
Day Dreams
6.9
Go West
7.1
Frequently Asked Questions About Joe Keaton
Joe Keaton has appeared in 13 titles, including 13 movies and 0 television shows.
The earliest title currently listed in Joe Keaton's filmography is Out West (1918).
The most recent title featuring Joe Keaton is The General (1926).
One of the highest rated titles featuring Joe Keaton is The General with an IMDb rating of 8.1.
Joe Keaton most frequently appears in productions, with titles in that genre.
Joe Keaton has been active for approximately 8 years, with credits spanning from 1918 to 1926.
Titles featuring Joe Keaton currently have an average IMDb rating of 7.3.
The busiest years in Joe Keaton's career include 1920, 1918, 1922.